Delphinus Xel-Há Tickets

The glorious Xel-Há Park is an eco-friendly tropical paradise on the Caribbean coast. It's full of incredible adventure and breathtaking natural sights.

One of the last cities inhabited by the Maya people, Tulum was once an important trading hub, generating enormous wealth exporting jade and obsidian. Now, it's a fascinating city-museum, with well-preserved temples and stunning coastal views.

Cenote Dos Ojos is a popular tourist site located north of Tulum. It's home to the deepest underwater cave passage we know of, reaching depths of 118 meters. The cenote is known for great snorkeling and cave diving – but a refreshing dip is also an experience not to be missed. Many full-day and half-day trips include a swimming stop at Cenote Dos Ojos.

Akumal Monkey Sanctuary & Rescued Animals is an animal conservation and rehabilitation sanctuary located in Akumal, Mexico. The sanctuary cares for around 55 species (~200 animals) and is located roughly seven minute's drive from Akumal beach.

Jungle Maya Native Park, located in Tulum, Mexico, is an outdoor paradise for jungle-based fun. It is home to the main entrance of the Sac-Actun system, the world's longest underground river. The park has a variety of outdoor activities, ranging from family-friendly to downright adventurous. Enjoy zip-lining, rappeling down into a cenote, snorkeling, and cave diving.

Close to Akumal Mexico, you will find Yal-Kú Lagoon, a wondrous tropical paradise that is almost secluded. This is the perfect spot to experience an astonishing ecosystem, which is home to colorful fish and a peaceful ocean breeze that will make you want to stay forever. Relax in a hammock admiring the sculpture garden featuring bronze and stone statues, get to know aquatic life, and enjoy some delicious food and beverages. Lal-Kú Lagoon also offers palapas (open cabins) to enjoy with the family and friends so you have a spot of privacy at one of the most beautiful treasures in the Riviera Maya.